Lana Radošević

Lana Radošević, professionally known as Dorćolska Principessa, is a Serbian film producer, director, and screenwriter. She graduated in Film and Television Production from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade and earned a Master's degree in Film and Television Directing from the same institution under the mentorship of acclaimed Serbian filmmaker Stefan Arsenijević. Coming from a distinguished filmmaking family, Lana is the granddaughter of legendary Yugoslav cinematographer Božidar "Bota" Nikolić, whose work left a lasting mark on the history of Balkan cinema. She is the founder and owner of "Prinći Production", a Belgrade based production company, and a co-founder of the "Traveling Reels" (Putujuće Trake), an association and traveling festival dedicated to promoting women filmmakers. As an independent filmmaker, Lana wrote, produced, and directed the short film "Soul Cleaner" (Čistač duše), and wrote and produced the short film "Life According to Moskri" (Život po Moskriju). She also directed the documentary film "Beti". Her latest short film, "Faithfully YES" (Sudbonosno DA), which she wrote, directed, and produced as her master's graduation project, is set for release soon. Alongside her work as an author, Lana collaborates with Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) as a freelance television director. Throughout her career, she has also worked on numerous film and television productions as a First Assistant Director (1st AD), Second Assistant Director (2nd AD), Line Producer and Production Manager. Outside of filmmaking, Lana was a competitive fencer, winning multiple medals, and continues to pursue horseback riding as a recreational passion.